Getting It Together
Published by Image Comics
ISBN: 9781534317765
Price: $14.99
Genre: Romance
Ages: 16+
On Sale: March 30, 2021
Marvel Comics and GLAAD nominated award Iceman writer SINA GRACE and co-creator OMAR SPAHI deliver the all-new modern dramedy you didn’t know you needed! Sam and Jack are best friends, and Sam is dating Lauren, Jack’s indie rocker sister and roommate. Tensions skyrocket when Sam and Lauren open up their long-term relationship, sending social shockwaves through their friend group and the entire Bay Area, leaving poor Jack caught in the middle! Life gets pretty messy when you’re in your 20s and your friends are your family. Newcomer artist JENNY D. FINE shines in this series about love, friendship an rock n’ roll!
Collects GETTING IT TOGETHER #1-4.
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A fresh, contemporary take on popular twenty-something/found-family dramedies like FRIENDS and QUEER AS FOLK.
Perfect for fans of Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me
LGBTQIA+, humor/drama set in the Bay Area, California
Both Spahi and Grace have huge reach within their individual networks and will be supporting the promotional efforts at Image heavily. Spahi to his dedicated listeners on his popular Dreamers podcast for which he is host and producer. Grace through his many close connections made in the comics and entertainment industry
The popular ’90s sitcom FRIENDS has recently received a slew of blowback for its lack of diversity and homophobic quips-this new series offers the perfect answer to the beloved 20s something ensemble story, but set in a contemporary time
SINA GRACE has worn many hats in his many years in comics but is mainly known for his work as a writer, artist, and general gal about town.
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Grace got his start making comics as early as high school, when he worked as an editorial intern at Top Cow Productions and spent weekends working the register at Hi De Ho Comics in Santa Monica. From there, he split his time attending University of California, Santa Cruz and self-publishing zines, mini-comics, and his first-ever series, Books with Pictures.
From there, Grace entered the harsh world of fashion retail while continuing his pursuits in comics and illustration. During this time, he released the new-noir urban fantasy, Cedric Hollows in Dial M for Magic, illustrated the all-ages book Among the Ghosts for Amber Benson, and began a decade-long collaboration with Shaun Steven Struble on the webcomic The Li’l Depressed Boy (which would later be published by Image Comics). Grace’s life would change dramatically when getting an email about getting into editing comics. Read more here.
“Pitched toward the audience for relationship drama/comedies that made last year’s Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me into a hit.” — The Hollywood Reporter
“Delivers love and heartbreak for the social media age.” — Comic Book Resources
“A comic that will absolutely give you your money’s worth.”
— ComicBook.com
“This comic ‘sitcom’ brings the tropes while still delivering great emotions and character development.” — AiPT! Comics